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Singer-songwriter Bingham is the proudest Texan this side of Hank Hill: He writes lyrics overflowing with border-town imagery that dances just to the edge of cowboy cliché; earns his sepia-toned album cover with a dusty wood-and-steel sound; and despite
being twenty-five, sings like Steve
Earle's dad. All the mood-setting can get tiresome, but his best songs rock the hardest: the hand-clappy rave-up "Bread and Water" and the anti-war, pro-pot-growing cow-punk "Dollar a Day."
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Track List
- Southside Of Heaven
- The Other Side
- Bread & Water
- Don't Wait For Me
- Boracho Station
- Sunshine
- Ghost Of Travelin' Jones
- Hard Times
- Dollar A Day
- Take It Easy Mama
- Long Way From Georgia
- Every Wonder Why
- Sunrise
- For What It's Worth/Best Of Me
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